The Majorelle garden is a tourist botanical garden of about 300 species on nearly 1 hectare (10 000 m2), an Art Deco villa labeled Maisons des Illustres since 2011, and a museum of the History of Berbers, in Marrakech in Morocco . The garden is named after its founder, the French painter Jacques Majorelle (1886-1962), who created it in 1931, drawing inspiration from oases, Islamic gardens and Spanish-Hispano-Moorish gardens. Purchased by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé in 1980, it belongs today to the Majorelle Garden Foundation, and is one of the most important tourist sites in Morocco with nearly 600 000 visitors a year. It is part of the Jardin Majorelle Foundation, which also includes the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Marrakech, inaugurated in October 2017.

Later go through the alleyways of the Medina that make up the aromatic souks of Marrakech. Discover which authentic goods the locals have to offer, from authentic handicrafts, and leather goods to babouches (slippers), delicate jewelry, and exotic spices.See the copper and bronze artists at work, visit the forged hardware, marquetry, and pottery souks.